Modules

The Modules page gives you a comprehensive view of all the modules running in the node. To access the interface, go to System-->Diagnostics and select Modules in the Explorer panel. 

The columns in the Module List are as follows:

• Name: The name of the module instance.
• Type: The type of instance, e.g ModbusClient, DerivedTags, etc.
• Status: Indicates whether the module is running or not.
• Pid: Process identifier used by the operating system.
• CPU: CPU usage of the module is shown as a percentage. 100% means full usage of one CPU core, 150% means one full core plus 50% of a second core, and so on.
• Memory: Amount of RAM currently used by the module.
• Runtime: Time elapsed since the module was last started. This helps identify how long the module has been running without interruption.
• Start date: Timestamp corresponding to the last time the module was started.
• Stop date: Timestamp corresponding to the last time the module was stopped.
• License: License status of the module. Modules with a valid license display "production" in this field.
• Version: Installed version of the module.
• Build date: Date when the installed module version was built.   

Users can start, stop, and restart a module from the drop-down menu that is displayed after clicking on the ellipsis button, located on the left-hand side of every module. 

Finally, N3uron allows you to export everything that is being displayed in the Module List to a CSV file by simply clicking on the button located in the top-right corner.